Hood & Co. Men’s Health Specialists in Butte
Ad for Hood & Co. medical offices in Butte and Rochester claiming leadership in treating male diseases. Promotes free initial consultation at 3 North Main Street, upstairs, with hours listed and assurances of discreet, humane treatment and no charges for first visit. Emphasizes success, experience, and avoidance of incurable cases.
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Dr. Hood & Co
Atayn Brow
Rochester
Minn
Arizona
Death Valley
Moor
Dr.Hood & Co
Soratte
Stienve
Aki
Dr. Hon & Co
Br. Hood & Co
North Main Street
Rememer
Dr Hood & Co
Moran forfeits bout with feather champion Attell
New York reports Moran posts a forfeit for weight causing a scheduled bout with featherweight champion Abe Attell. Promoter Jim Cotroth demands bettors post money by July 1, as Moran delays, seeking leverage for a stronger settlement and aiming for Olympic plans if possible.
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New York
Churley
Marvey
MARS
Owen Sorunay
Abe
Jim Cotroth
Frowns On Mob Athletics Warns Of Crowds At Games
A British cabinet member in an Ealing address criticizes rising crowding at spectator events and sports noting the mob mentality grows with exhibitions meetings and games He urges rational reform to restore individual happiness and traditional games like tennis bowls cricket and quoits as antidotes He condemns spectators for watching games instead of playing and laments the social effects of mass athleticism.
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Lanton
John Burns
Knatek
Prisoie
Ealing
United States
England
Usk
Pki
Ana
Haband
Salog
Uie
Quoits
Tenis
Denver Referee Selection Promises Strong Field
Denver crowds gather for a Wayside club match to be refereed by Jon Miynn or Jim Rarey with a wide pool of capable officials. Rumors point to MenAullife, a New Yorker, as a likely choice amid talks with the WhedemoMitte delegation. Houseman, manager of dak Hoot and a noted writer, may also be a candidate.
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Denver
Emery
Jon Miynn
Jim Rarey
Dack MenAullife
Whampson
Hero Tarke
Weol
Ton Houseman
Fowerhy
Dak Hoot
Man Held On Suspicion In Williams Death
Philadelphia police continue to suspect a man arrested last night on suspicion of knowing something about the death of Williams. The case centers on whether the suspect aided the killer or had critical information. Authorities release few new details as inquiries proceed.
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Philadelphs
Fiales
Tyed Tn
Geis
Wilco
Ain
William Olmstead
Type Foundry
Yrarderen
Vontrontet
Chg
Taft Bryan and Gompers Are Scored at Meeting
New York details a Cooper Union gathering where Martin Preston, a presidential candidate, was nominated by the sovietist labor party. Bryan and Gompers faced sharp criticism as speeches critiqued the event and its leaders.
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Taft
Bryan and
Gompers
New York
Martin Re Preston
Cooper Union
Preston
Monroe
Itso
Fatal Auto Accident Claims Capitalist Life
Riverside California July 6 The body of D Derry an enlist from Tylerwoor Kit Wat Wine ter was brought to the city today with word of a fatal automobile crash. A capitalist, Perry, was attempting a descent when he lost control and plummeted from a bridge. Additional details are unclear due to torn text.
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Riverside
Cal
D. Derry
Santa Bave
Perry
Keene argues hard tracks ruin horses and records
Keene, owner of the country’s greatest stable, blames hard race tracks for injuries to his two top colts Coin and Celt and others like Peter Pan and Community. He says shallow topsoil provides little cushion, causing severe tendon and hoof strain, and contends racing should favor true ability over speed records.
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R. Ketne
Bolus
Coin
Celt
Keene
Sheepalead Bay
Cell
Colin
Galy
Peter Pan
Wesry
England
Maegus
Knife Battle Victim Succumbs to Injuries
A county murder case emerges with defendants Wennas Pen head and Joe Paint charged after a knife clash. Dave Crtac faces the same murder charge. Judge Rawman schedules a July 9 examination. County officials and attorneys discuss the case amid unclear testimony.
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Plaing
Wennas Penhead
Joe Paint
Dave Crtac
Drew
Tainty
Justion Rawman
Jy 9
Jak Wat
Aeneas Wis Beeien
Beveridge Brings Hope to Taft Campaigns
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Beveridge and Taft interactions amid vague mentions of campaigns and alliances. Readers are urged to expect more details as the text continues.
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Beveridge
Taft
Platform Makers Debate Party Platform Drafts
Fragmented text shows platform makers debating a party platform, references to New York villages, public finance, bank deposit guarantees, and calls for maintaining or expanding government powers. The garbled prose mentions Mr. Woyan Inet and Mr. PHA in conferences with Governor Waaktell and tentative committee plans.
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Meeyan
Bryan
Mtr
Pha
Coveernoy Waaktell
Political figures defer on mint for not discussed
A report notes the Committee on resolutions and Sir Bryan both declined to discuss the mint form as the matter was not brought up, with views left unspoken. The exchange highlights procedural caution in handling the agenda.
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Bryan
Prince De Sagan to Wed In Simple Ceremony
Notice in the registry records Prince Helin de Zaxin and Miss Anna Gattd plan marriage at the end of a five day notice. The couple intends a simple ceremony, likely at an Anglican church, with details kept private by Mme Gould and the prince. Authorities will approve the union once a five day period passes and appeal for no immediate impediment.
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Coniin
Helin de Zaxin
Anna Gatdd
Oteur
Salen
Mme
Gould
Prince de Sager
Armed Fanatics Defy Mounted Police Force
Armed religious fanatic group from North Nakota moved into Manitoba near Lar Hierson 25 miles north of the Dakota border. They carried rifles, claimed leadership by Jesus Christ, and threatened to shoot when police ordered dispersal. Mounted officers acted to restore order after the crowd formed a circle.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Royal Northwest
Embezzlers' sentence upheld by higher court
A higher court sustained the embezzlement conviction and prison term for Abner Suyilh and Gustave Lars ow in a case tied to the Bank of America. They were fined 1,000 and the period to serve was upheld. The report notes national monetary losses and related deposits.
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Chicago
Nstiras Uolidom
Addins and Brown
Apenellate Court
la Reverya
Abner Suyilh
Ehrenit Court
Aml
Gustave Larsow
Bank of America
Penitentady Sud
Amertca
Witt
Cinard
Columbus man pleads partially in bribe case involving toy company agent
A Columbus man pleaded partially today in a bribe case linked to a former agent of a Cleveland toy company. He was released after a $4,000 bond was posted while several counts remained unresolved.
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Columbus
Ohlo
Chuck
Ogi
Pailly
Rus
Cannon
Cleve Hind-Rvinttad Toying Company
Puher Hall
Arthur
Trapper Seng Reported Missing From Swan River Route
Relatives of a trapper along the Swan River say he has been missing for four weeks and is believed dead, with no confirmation of his fate. The man, described as wearing foul furs, left in February and was last seen near Cov tie.
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Swan River
Apel
Incoherent Needing Aid From Historic Page
Fragmentary OCR text describes a ceremonial parade with military duties and a large crowd. Names, places, and proper nouns are garbled, but references to tribes, bands, and a funeral-like procession appear. The piece hints at a closing day event in a larger celebration with armed forces presence.
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Spach
Stambard
Tsampolt
Telsh
Wlauhesula
Tandcar Special Helps Bell Out
A crowd braved rain as Tandcar Special assisted a departed figure at the Title station. The temporary chairman projected a hand car and posed for photographers while guests extended good wishes during the farewell. An athletics display by Hk applications to motive power followed the scene.
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Keli
Oarder
Man Lo
Unclear fragmentary dispatch on rail movement
Fragmentary report notes a train movement toward Denver with times and places including Belleville and Phillasburg. Details are garbled, names unclear, and the sequence of events partially unreadable.
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Lincoln
Nel
W. I. Bryan
Trey P. Bell
Bells Rate
Belleville
Tan
Denver
Phillasburg
Coalarade
Lieutenant Pardoned by Orders of President
A garbled 1907 report notes a lieutenant being pardoned by presidential orders. It mentions Fort Leavenworth, a two year term, and an unnamed military person, with stray phrases about a straw hat and Panama. The readable text is fragmentary and lacks clear names or dates beyond 1907.
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Lanvenworth
Tan
Perak
Goenvenworth
Edward Pehoisend
Tevnmay Dan
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